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INSTITUTION: MOUNT KENYA UNIVERSITY

SCHOOL: SCHOOL OF COMPUTINGAND INFORMATICS

DEPARTMENT: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

UNIT TITLE: STRUCTURED PROGRAMMING

UNIT CODE: BIT 1208

NAME: ERICK AMWAYI

REG NO: BIT/2017/75704

TASK: STRUCTURED PROGRAMMING CAT 1 AND CAT 2

SUBMITTED ON 31st OCTOBER 2019


With an example, of a c program, explain the various section of a c program

#include<stdio.h>

#include<conio.h>

Void main ()

Printf (“”hello, world\n”);

Return;

Comments: these are ways of explaining what makes a program. They are ignored by the
compiler. Comments can be used anywhere in the program.

#includes<stdio.h>: it is preprocessor command it notifies the compiler to include header files


before compiling the and executing the program.

Main (): this function show where the program execution begins.

Braces: the curly brackets show the main function scope

Printf (): it is a pre-defined function used to display the text on the screen.

Return 0: at the end of the main function it returns zero.

b) Write a program in c to find the greatest of the three different numbers using
conditional operator

#include<stdio.h>

Void main ()

{
Int x, y, z;

Printf (”Enter the three numbers :”);

Scanf (“%d %d %d”, &x &y, &z);

Big=x>y? (x>z? x: z) (y>z? y: z);

Printf (“\n the biggest number is: %d, big);

c) Using array structure, writes a program that accepts 5 values from the user, calculate
sum and average of these values and print them.

#include<stdio.h>

Include main () {

Int arr [5], I, sum=0, n;

Float average=0.0

Printf (“enter the number 0”)

Scanf (“%d”, &n);

Printf (“\n enter %d element for (I =<n; I++)

Scanf (“%d”, & arr [i]);

For (I =; I<n; I++);

Sum=sum+arr [I]

Age= (float)/n;

Printf (“\n the array element for (I =0; I <n I ++)

Printf (“%d\t”, arr [I]);


Printf (“\n the sum of elements”);

Printf (“\n the average of elements”);

Return 0;

d) Write a program to print the following:

* *

* * *

* * * *

#include < stdio.h>

Int main ()

Int I, j, rows;

Printf (“enter number of rows,”)’;

Scan f (“%d”, &rows);

{For (i=1; I <=rows; ++j)

For (j=1; j<I; ++j)

Printf (“\n”);

Return 0

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